Blue Myth Greek Cuisine - Morley

The beaitful scenery caught our eye, but it was the friendly friendly friendly staff that brought us in. a fantastic night in the blue myth restaurant. a highly recommended

My partner and I absolutely love this place for their delicious squid. The employees are friendly and on Thursdays they host Greek dance entertainment that everyone can join in on.

On Saturday, 15th February, as a group of five around 18 o'clock. we were advised that the restaurant was booked in the interior, but two tables were set up outside without problems. the brise cooled on a warm evening, looked cooler. as inside. two tasting plates were divided by four people and I had a pork on a bed of the cousin plus a side of rustic chips. the tasting plates were eagerly, in any case, a grinding time of itself. the service was attentive and remembered that it was a lively night that was appreciated. the part for me was that the rustic chips were thin, just like mcdonalds were not a real appeal. for me, rustic chips should be crushed and crisp. also there were no suggested sauce to accompany the pig that was delicious and damp. when we left around 19.30 a.m., the waiting queue of people on tables would recommend a table on Friday and Saturday night.

What a surprise! we went on a Saturday night, the restaurant was very busy, that didn't mean that service or eating went. it was all fantastic. the seafood cellar was huge and the calamari was the best we had so far. in any case back.

This was the worst meal I've had in a long time. The service was terrible and the food wasn't much better. The marinated olives were good, but it was all downhill from there. The saganaki was okay, but then we ordered the seafood platter. The calamari was good, but the fish needed lemon. The garlic prawns had no taste of garlic, and the grey tartare sauce looked awful but tasted good. The chilli mussels were the worst I've ever had - there was no chilli evident but lots of dried oregano, which was unpleasant. Then a belly dancer appeared, and although she could dance, it was odd to have a belly dancer at a Greek restaurant. The music was too loud for conversation, which made the experience even more disappointing.